Dick Gould enjoyed an illustrious coaching career at Stanford University from 1966 to 2004. During this time, he led the tennis team to an unprecedented 17 NCAA titles, nearly half of his seasons. As coach, 50 of his players received All-American honors and 10 singles players and 7 doubles teams won individual championships. Several players also went on to success in professional tennis, including Roscoe Tanner and John McEnroe.

1. The Illustrious Coaching Career of Dick
Gould
Robert Rienecker

2. Introduction
Robert Rienecker is a member of numerous philanthropic organizations,
including Bill Glass Prison Ministries and Compassion International. When
he is not supporting these and other groups, he enjoys leading an active
lifestyle. A former competitive tennis player, Robert Rienecker was an
assistant tennis coach at Stanford University and worked with Coach Dick
Gould during the 1981-1982 seasons.

3. Accomplished tennis coach Dick Gould enjoyed a historic career during
his time at Stanford University. He joined the university in 1966 and
continued as head coach through the 2004 season. During this period he
led Stanford’s varsity squad to 17 National Collegiate Athletic
Association (NCAA) titles, with nearly 50 percent of his seasons ending
with a championship. In fact, Gould won all of his championships
between 1973 and 2000 for a dominant 17 titles in 28 seasons. ITA-
Wilson named Dick Gould their Coach of the Decade for both the 1980s
and 1990s.

4. His run as a coach also coincided with 50 Stanford tennis players
receiving All-American honors. Furthermore, 10 singles players and seven
doubles teams won individual championships under his aegis. Several of
his players went on to establish themselves on the professional stage,
most notably Roscoe Tanner and all time great John McEnroe.